The Theoretical Foundation of Dendritic Function: Selected Papers of Wilfrid Rall with CommentariesThis collection of fifteen previously published papers, some of them not widely available, have been carefully chosen and annotated by Rall's colleagues and other leading neuroscientists. |
Contents
Dendritic Function by Idan Segev John Rinzel and Gordon M | 3 |
COMPARTMENTAL METHOD FOR MODELING | 115 |
Synaptic Pathway for Inhibition in the Olfactory Bulb | 160 |
MOTONEURON MODELS OF DISTRIBUTED | 205 |
Membrane in Dendritic Spines | 420 |
Editorial Comment with an Excerpt from Rall 1990 | 441 |
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Theoretical Foundations of Dendritic Function: The Collected Papers of ... Idan Segev,John Rinzel,Gordon M. Shepherd No preview available - 1994 |
Common terms and phrases
action potential antidromic applied assumption attenuation factor axon Biophys boundary condition branch terminal compartment computed conductance transient corresponding cosh current flow decay dendritic branching dendritic membrane dendritic neuron dendritic spines dendritic trees dendritic trunk dendrodendritic depolarization diameter distal Eccles effect electrical electrode electrotonic distance electrotonic length EPSP EPSP shape equal equation equivalent cylinder estimate excitatory experimental expressed extracellular current extracellular potential Fatt granule cell hyperpolarization increase inhibition inhibitory input branch input location input resistance mathematical membrane potential membrane time constant mitral cell mitral dendrites motoneurons msec nerve neuron model Neurophysiol nonlinear obtained olfactory bulb olfactory tract paper parameters passive membrane peak Physiol propagation properties radial Rall Rall's ratio represents response function Rinzel Segev Shepherd sinh slope solution soma membrane spinal spine head spine stem resistance steady steady-state synaptic conductance synaptic current synaptic input synaptic potential tanh theoretical tion velocity voltage clamp X₁
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Computational Neuroscience: Realistic Modeling for Experimentalists Erik De Schutter No preview available - 2000 |